Wealthy Host Of "The View" Says Inflation Is Just A Republican Talking Point

[Ubiquitous]

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"The View" host Sunny Hostin claimed on Tuesday that inflation was little
more than a Republican talking point being used to distract people from the
real issues facing Americans -- like abortion.

Hostin -- who just inked a multi-year, multi-million dollar deal to stay at
"The View" for another three seasons -- argued during Tuesday's broadcast
that Republicans were only talking about issues like inflation and illegal
immigration because they had misjudged the debate about abortion in the wake
of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

WATCH:

Sara Haines notes the Biden admin. hasn't done more than talk about
the border.
Sunny Hostin claims the talk is enough and suggests state governors
should be trying to fix the problem. She also says the only reason
it's an issue is because the GOP 'misjudged the abortion debate."
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-- Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) October 11, 2022

Cohost Sara Haines began the conversation with a question about illegal
immigration -- noting that it had certainly been a problem through multiple
administrations -- and she voiced her frustration that despite all the talk
and promises, no one in either party ever appeared to do anything about it.

"If they are doing something, what I wish I could hear right now is just,
'Hey, this is really complicated, but here are a few things we've done,'"
Haines said. "Am I missing something? Because it feels like the
administration's that get in there, they all dodge, they get in there saying
they want to work on immigration, then no one talks about it and we're all
like, 'we all agree it's a problem' -- what am I missing there?"


Hostin pushed back, arguing that the immigration problem was really former
President Donald Trump's fault. "He was separating families and having
children sleep on floors," she said, adding that the only reason it had
become an issue again was that Republican governors had started busing
migrants to self-proclaimed sanctuary cities.

Hostin then claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris was managing the
situation, touting her visit to the border (she visited El Paso, Texas --
some 400 miles from the constantly overwhelmed Del Rio sector) as well as her
visit to some of the countries where many of the migrants were coming from.

"But I reject the framing that the issue here really is about immigration and
that the issue here is about inflation," Hostin continued. "Because that's a
Republican framing. Really the issue here is that the Republicans misjudged
the abortion debate. They misjudged it."

But according to the latest Monmouth University poll, it's Hostin who
misjudged which issues are truly important to American voters. The latest
data suggests that inflation is, in fact, the top issue concerning voters:
82% said that inflation was "extremely or very important" and only 30%
approved of the way that President Joe Biden has handled it.

Crime, elections and voting, jobs and unemployment, immigration, and
infrastructure were all ranked as more important that abortion access.

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Let's go Brandon!

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On Oct 11, 2022 at 10:42:59 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <web...@polaris.net> wrote:

> https://dw-wp-production.imgix.net/2022/10/GettyImages-1422393199.jpg
>
> "The View" host Sunny Hostin claimed on Tuesday that inflation was little
> more than a Republican talking point being used to distract people from the
> real issues facing Americans -- like abortion.
>
> Hostin -- who just inked a multi-year, multi-million dollar deal to stay at
> "The View" for another three seasons -- argued during Tuesday's broadcast
> that Republicans were only talking about issues like inflation and illegal
> immigration because they had misjudged the debate about abortion in the wake
> of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
>
> WATCH:
>
> Sara Haines notes the Biden admin. hasn't done more than talk about
> the border. Sunny Hostin claims the talk is enough and suggests state
> governors
> should be trying to fix the problem.

How the hell did this woman ever pass the bar?

(1) Why should it be up to state governors to "fix" a problem created by a
Democrat president and Congress?

(2) Whenever state governors do try and do something about it, leftist
activist groups run to court demanding injunctions because immigration is "a
purely federal issue per the Constitution and therefore none of the state's
business".

> Cohost Sara Haines began the conversation with a question about illegal
> immigration -- noting that it had certainly been a problem through multiple
> administrations -- and she voiced her frustration that despite all the talk
> and promises, no one in either party ever appeared to do anything about it.
>
> "If they are doing something, what I wish I could hear right now is just,
> 'Hey, this is really complicated, but here are a few things we've done,'"
> Haines said. "Am I missing something? Because it feels like the
> administration's that get in there, they all dodge, they get in there saying
> they want to work on immigration, then no one talks about it and we're all
> like, 'we all agree it's a problem' -- what am I missing there?"
>
> Hostin pushed back, arguing that the immigration problem was really former
> President Donald Trump's fault. "He was separating families and having
> children sleep on floors," she said

And of course she completely forgot to mention that Obama and Biden did the
exact same thing.

> Hostin then claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris was managing the
> situation, touting her visit to the border

LOL! She walked around El Paso for a few hours and this somehow counts as
"managing" the unending flood of illegals into the country.

What the fuck is this bitch smoking?